Hanus method
noun
Ha·nus method
ˈhänəs(h)-,
-ˌnu̇sh-
: a method for determining the iodine number of an oil or fat that consists in adding a mixture of iodine and bromine in glacial acetic acid and estimating the excess of unused halogen by titration with sodium thiosulfate
Word History
Etymology
after J. Hanuš
- Chlorococcales
- chlorococcaleses
- chlorococcalesses
- chlorococcine
- Chlorococcum
- chlorococcums
- chlorodyne
- chloroethane
- chloroethyl
- chlorofluorocarbon
- chlorofluorocarbons
- chlorofluoromethane
- chlorofluoromethanes
- chloroform
- chloroformate
- chloroformed
- chloroformic acid
- chloroformic ester
- chloroforming
- chloroformists
- chloroformize
- chloroforms
- chloroformyl
- chlorogenic acid
- chlorogenin